Psalms 103:5
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Psalms 103:5. Who satisfieth thy mouth with good things; so that thy youth is renewed like the eagle’s.
This is heavenly feasting on heavenly fare. There is divine satisfaction to be derived from the finished work of the Lord Jesus Christ. O my soul, pray to God to give thee this satisfying food so that thy youth may be renewed, so that thy wing-feathers may grow again, that thou mayest mount as eagles do! Surely, dear friends, this little list of mercies, though such a short one, comprises an immensity of mercy far beyond utmost comprehension; let us bless the Lord for it all.